Thursday, 15 September 2011

Student Debt

I’ve just read this shocking article on Student debt: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-14785676 which shows the debts that students are likely to have when they leave University. With a three year course and borrowing £9K each year, this could take that student 23 years to pay back the loan with interest to the tune of £36K. If it’s not paid back within 30 years the debt is written off.

Can we not offer students something better than this? Go to University and get a huge debt like this wrapped round your neck to kick start your adult life! Just the possibility that the debt will not be paid for 30 years is gruesome.

If some students can study for a degree part-time while holding down a full-time job, as many do, surely most (if not all) could finance their place at University while working part-time alongside their studies? Apart from preventing the build-up of a big debt at the start of their adult life, would this not provide a valuable lesson in financial management and responsibility? Perhaps that lesson would prove to be more valuable than anything they learn at University.

Or am I just being old fashioned?

We have students building their own Kleeneze business part-time around their studies just the same as we built our Kleeneze business part-time around a full-time job. If some can do it, I feel a lot more could; given the right guidance.

Saturday, 27 August 2011

Earn money online

The internet is simply plastered with advertisements, blogs, articles and spam offering the chance to earn money online. How many schemes (or scams) have you tried? There is usually so much promised and so little delivered.

There are so many gurus referring to how they made thousands of pounds (or more usually dollars) in one day with the clear implication that you can too. I believe them, but….. it will normally take you a considerable amount of time and money to  build an email list of many thousands to get to the point where you too can make thousands in a day. In the meantime, as you are building your business you are spending more and more, and making no money. You can go broke before ever achieving the success that you seek.

There is a solution to this dilemma. How about a business that you can start for either a small investment or no investment at all. A business where you can expect to earn an extra £100 per week working part-time around a full-time job.  The point is, you can build yourself a business on a part-time basis that operates always in profit. So your income is always positive and your business grows with the potential for a very substantial passive income, but without you going broke as you build it.

This is a business perfect for internet marketers that cannot afford to invest more than they earn. For further information see www.InfinityEdge.co.uk

Thursday, 11 August 2011

Email Marketing

A very effective element of any overall marketing strategy is email marketing.

We put a lot of time, effort and possibly finances into generating enquiries through:-

Online marketing methods such as…

·         Pay per click on the search engines

·         Banner advertising

·         Free and paid for advertising websites

·         Our own websites and blogs

·         Search Engine Optimisation

·         Social media marketing

·         Article marketing and so on…

and off-line marketing such as….

·         News paper advertising

·         Ads in shop windows

·         Leaflet drops

·         Word of mouth

·         Posters

·         Advertising on vehicles

·         Business cards….and more.

All methods will generate enquiries from people that are interested in our offering right now, but the majority of people that may be interested “one day” are not interested right now. Well, email marketing allows us to keep in touch with our prospects very easily, cheaply and effectively over a long period of time, until the time is right for them.

Also, effective email marketing allows us to build trust and rapport over time as our “prospects” learn more about us and get a better “feel” for us through what we email them. Email marketing is not about the hard-sell, it’s about keeping people informed and building a relationship with our contacts.

For further information on our home based business opportunity where we now routinely incorporate email marketing, please visit www.InfinityEdge.co.uk

Sunday, 31 July 2011

HSBC redundancies

Reuters have reported that HSBC will be laying off thousands more employees due to the poor economic recovery and tougher banking regulations. It’s reported that these cuts will save HSBC around £9million.

With banks reporting multi-billion pound losses there are many changes set to take place in the banking sector, with job security for bankers nothing more than a distant memory. Whatever bank the employees work for, this latest round of HSBC redundancies has the employees facing a very uncertain future.

With the whole global economic melt-down, employment in most sectors is very insecure and is leading more and more redundant workers to turn to working for themselves in their own home based business. For one story of redundancy to successful home based self-employment visit http://www.InfinityEdge.co.uk   

Thursday, 28 July 2011

Free Holidays

It’s that time of year when many people are setting off on their holidays and paying a fortune for the privilege.  Of course holidays are important to most people and many people spend a substantial proportion of their income on their holidays.  There is however one way that we are familiar with of getting a five star exotic holiday free of charge. So if free holidays are of interest to you; read on.

Over recent years  we have enjoyed free holidays to Cairns in Australia, Monte Carlo (twice), Sun City South Africa,  Athens, Sydney, Budapest, Mauritius and we are now looking forward to our next all expenses paid trip, this time to New York staying at the world famous Waldorf Astoria. All these trips have been staying at the very best hotels. Our two favourite hotels have been “The Palace” in Sun City and  “Le Touessrok” right on the beach of The Indian Ocean in Mauritius. More importantly, we have also helped others to get a total of nearly fifty free holidays.

Not only have these free holidays been staying in some of the world’s finest hotels in some of the most exotic locations, but all meals, entertainment, flights and transfers have been included too. Better than that you get to travel and spend quality time with some very special people too. In case you are wondering, you do not have to spend even a nanosecond with a timeshare salesman! So how is this all possible?

To find out how you too could be going on an all-expenses paid trip to a dream destination, click here.

Wednesday, 20 July 2011

Jobs for Postal Workers

Yet more jobs are to be cut for Postal Workers in the UK as the Royal Mail management plan to axe half of the remaining mail centres. Since 2002 the Royal Mail has cut a whopping 65,000 jobs and they have not finished cutting yet. While this number of redundancies are not concentrated in a particular area of the country it has not had a dramatic (and headline grabbing) effect on any particular community, but for the individuals concerned it can be devastating.

So what opportunities are there for redundant postmen and postwomen? What are the opportunities in terms of Jobs for Postal Workers? In such a fiercely competitive jobs market it is tough for anybody to get a new job. The reality is that being unemployed does not help when applying for a job as many employers like to see the candidates for their job already in employment.

The good news is that there is an alternative. It’s an alternative that for many is far better than being employed as a postal worker. Working for the Royal Mail for most does not pay very well and has even less perks so an alternative that can offer an immediate income with the potential of a very large income and perks that include cars and exotic foreign travel should appeal. There are opening all over the UK; where there is a redundant postal workers we are looking for people.

We need people that are prepared to keep an open mind and look at an opportunity outside of normal employment (as postal workers can confirm there is nothing secure about conventional employment) and are prepared to learn and be trained by others that are already being successful.

For more information check out http://www.InfinityEdge.co.uk and look at alternative jobs for postal workers.

Tuesday, 12 July 2011

Jobs for those over 50

The UK Direct Selling Association has reported a 29% increase in the number of people that are aged over 50 that are now working in the field of direct sales.  Of the 400,000 people in the UK working in the field of Direct Sales, 120,000 are aged over 50. This is an increase from 93,000 a year ago.

With high unemployment, the employers have a larger than normal pool of people to recruit from and the over fifties often find themselves competing with much younger candidates which are often recruited in preference to the more experienced applicants. The result of this can be that people open their mind to an alternative career or lifestyle choice. Quite often this re-evaluation can be the first carefully considered career choice since leaving school with the result being that people find the niche that suits them better than what they had been doing for the previous thirty years.

The term “Direct Selling” may conjure up the image of the foot-in-the-door salesman but in most cases nothing could be further from the truth. There are a companies that market their products via a catalogue, such as Kleeneze where the direct seller can generate the sales by distributing and collecting catalogues. When the catalogues are collected back a few days after distributing them, some people will have written out an order. The Kleeneze Distributor will collect the catalogue from the customers doorstep and receive their order without even having met the customer! This is not low pressure sales; this is no pressure sales.

Some of the key benefits of working in the direct sales industry that the over fifties particularly value include: 

Having no boss.

Being self-employed.

Having time freedom.

Meeting other people.

Being based from home.

Having the potential for a substantial income.

Having the potential for a residual income. (particularly significant to those over 50 with inadequate pension provision)

Clearly not all of these benefits apply to all opportunities within direct sales. For further information about an opportunity that offers all of this and much more, including cars and exotic holidays just visit http://www.InfinityEdge.co.uk